Welcome to the Analytics Edge Core Add-in! Get ready for some simple Excel report automation. Just register the add-in, add an account, and start making your queries! More →

The Analytics Edge Core Add-in supports both Quick Queries (compatible with the Standard Add-in) and Macros. More →

Before you can use an Analytics Edge add-in, it needs to be registered. In Excel, on the Analytics Edge ribbon bar, click the Register button. Note: the button will change to “License” if the add-in is already registered. More →

The Analytics Edge Core Add-in is designed to make it easier and a lot faster to create, edit, and refresh a custom Excel report. It is a bit different from other tools, so it is worth taking a minute to see how it works. More →

Most people use Analytics Edge to download data from one of the connectors into Excel. This video shows how to create a macro that can contain multiple queries. More →

This video shows the entire process to create a custom report with Google Search Console data using the Analytics Edge Core Add-in. See how easy it is to work step-by-step using simple wizards to produce a report combining multiple queries and unique calculations. More →

Connectors are installed from inside the Add-in itself — in Excel, on the Analytics Edge ribbon bar, click the License button. All paid connectors are available free for 30 days, no payment required. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard makes it easy to merge two tables together, keeping all of the rows and columns of the original tables. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to append the current table of data to the end of an existing worksheet. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to rearrange and/or rename columns in a table. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you perform typical math calculations without formulas, including a number of series calculations across rows or down columns. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to combine two sets of data, merging the values from a worksheet or previously named table. More →

Create a comment in the current macro. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to compare the current table with another, computing the difference between matching rows. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to convert columns from one data type (text, number, or date) into another. More →

A new option for Analytics Edge is to copy the results to a Google Sheets sheet. This option comes with some limitations, identified below. The option is available in both the quick query Functions wizard, as well as in the Write to Worksheet macro wizard. Functionality is identical; click the Select/Modify button to launch the Google Sheets wizard. More →

Analytics Edge supports Microsoft .NET Framework date format codes which are slightly different from Excel date format codes. The common variants are listed below, but see the references at the end for a full listing. More →

This Analytics Edge widget recognizes duplicate rows in your data and lets you choose whether to keep them, remove them or combine them. More →

The Core Add-in has an ‘Edit Mode’ that shows you where your Quick Queries and any cell references have been placed (for start and end dates, for example). When Edit Mode is ON, the add-in places Excel comments on all the referenced cells. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you construct one or more filters to be applied to the current table. Filters can be combined using AND-OR logic, and you can choose to remove or keep the matching rows. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard, used at the end of a macro, allows you to populate a column with an Excel formula, giving you full access to Excel’s advanced functions. It must be the last transformation in the sequence. More →

Quick Queries in the Analytics Edge Core Add-in allow you to make several transformations to your data before you write it into your worksheet. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you add a category or group column based on the value in one of the other data columns.  More →

Typical uses include combining name or address components into a single column for uploading into a database. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you quickly lookup values from another Table or Worksheet that share an index value with the current table. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to keep or remove rows based on whether matching row values exist in another table or worksheet. More →

Analytics Edge supports Microsoft .NET Framework format codes which are slightly different from Excel format codes. The common variants are listed below, but see the references at the end for a full listing. More →

This wizard lets you configure Excel Pivot Tables refresh options and Email server settings. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to pivot a column of data similar to Excel’s pivot table. If you are pivoting by date, you can select the date range and automatically fill in any missing values. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to convert the selected column into a number representing either the rank order or it’s percentile, decile or quartile position. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard allows you to import a text file into a table. It accepts both delimited files as well as fixed-width fields. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard allows you to read an Excel worksheet into a table. The worksheet can be in any open workbook, and it is possible to read part of a worksheet if desired. More →

This wizard converts the current macro into a Repeating Macro. Repeating macros allow you to load a tables of values from a worksheet to be used as Analytics Edge named ranges while running the rest of the macro. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you replace text in selected columns. It supports the usual * and ? wildcard matching. More →

Analytics Edge macros that start with an underscore (e.g. “_setup”) will NOT run when you click the Refresh All button, nor during a Scheduled Refresh. More →

This wizard lets you save an Adobe PDF copy of the Excel workbook and optionally email it to someone. More →

This wizard lets you save a copy of the Excel workbook and optionally email it to someone. More →

This Analytics Edge utility is part of the Core Add-in, and is used to manage all of the Analytics Edge scheduled refreshes. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard helps you to schedule unattended refreshes for the workbook you have open. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you create one or more sorting rules which will be applied in sequence to order your data. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you split a text column into several columns. You can split on a delimiter or a fixed-width sequence. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard allows you to subtotal a table based on unique values in selected columns. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you save the current table for reference later in the macro, such as with appending or comparing tables. More →

The “heart” of the Analytics Edge Core Add-in is the Task Pane, which opens automatically to let you create, run and edit Analytics Edge macros. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you keep or remove a specific number of the top or bottom rows. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to create an aggregate row or column, like Total or Average. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to perform a reverse pivot operation, converting multiple columns of data into two; one with the original column name and the other with the value. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you update the current table from entries with matching rows in another table or worksheet. More →

The Core Add-in includes this shortcut menu item that mimics the functionality of the Basic Add-in. At any time during macro development, the current active table in memory can be quickly written to a specific cell on a specific worksheet. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard lets you write the current table to a delimited text file, specifying the format to be used for dates. More →

This Analytics Edge wizard is used to write the results of an analysis to a worksheet. It can either overwrite an entire sheet, or be written to a specific location. It can also optionally copy the results to a Google Sheets file as well. More →